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... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. T°THIS present M 0 N D AY, their Majesty's 3. Servants will act a Tragedy, called, PIZARRO. PER.uvlANS.—Ataliba, - Mn•Powell ; Rolla, Mr. Kemble ; Cora. Miss Big - gs. SPANIARDs.—Pizarro, Mr. Barrymore;Alonw, Mr. C. Kemlile• ...
... Mr. Fawcett. Miss Chapman, Mrs. St. Ledger, Miss COX, and Miss Murray. • After which (by permission of the Proprietors a Drury-lane Theatre) the Farce of THE SPOIL'!) CHILD. To which will be added, by . particular Desire, the Musical Ent-m - taiument of ...
... , THEAIRE ROYAL,' DRURY-LANE. TH present SATURDAY, their Majesty's _Servant will act 4 17:hgedy, -called, •HAMLET; • . PRINCE OF DENMARK. _ Ha m let, Mr. Kernble Paloaius Mr. Dowtort, Ophelia, - To which will be a6ded,. a'Mustual Farce; cal:ed, OF AGE ...
... - THEATRE 'ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rr RE NEW RENTERS are respectfully informed, that the Meeting desired by the Proprietors of the Theatre for Monday next, the 17th inst. is postponed to next month: due notice be given of the day. RICH. PEAKE. Trea.inry ()Ice ...
... priceVIRGINIA, an Opera, ,in Three Acts (with PREFACE.) Bir PLOWDEN. As it ought.to hacie Veen performed a the Theatre Royal, Drury,lane, the '3oth of October, 1300. . • -Rinted for j. Barker, Diamatical Repository, Great RusselL street, Covent-garden. :The ...
... TIIILATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. present Evening, Their Maje3ties' Servants will act the lag cw Cerncdk, •ez..ll.ed INDISCRETION.. . - Marmeduke Maxim Mr. in ; Burley, Mr. Bar i ni. , .- ter, jun:; CI rmot Mr. arrymore.: Julia, Miss Fanny, -Miss Biggs. • ...
... ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .• THIS present Evening, Their Majesties' Servants will revive, with new dresses and decorations, 'Shakespeare's Historical Tragedy ,of . KING JOHN; Or, INVADED. • John' (King es,f England), Mr. Kemble• ' Earl of - Essex,. Mr..-Dignuin; ...
... :loaks at 1 Shilling a piece,. walkedin pro.;:esßion from a hoes.: at a saizin , ..tance, to Russel's Bu:ingt, g% - ound Drury Lane, for the purpose of paymg ti,e last honour..to the deceaced wife - of one of the:body, generally esteemed an (alive eitizeji ...
... that with young men this French plate passes oft.thr silver: We certainly, indebted to the indefatigable activity of the Drury-lane Manager for his atten-, tion to revivals, but cannot conceive.why The Way ,of the Word .was brought .forward on Saturday ...
... in the expediti.m, The splendoli of King John in representation, and the:correct manner in Which it is pt..rtbrincti at Drury-lane Theatre, reflect Credit on the nag.ernent. • To fender - it One oflho'mo3t cornplete .perlbrrnances.* llavo - : - seen,'Mrs ...
... 130 chaidrons. So ' that there has been 123,091 chaldrons more imported this year, -than was the last. The new liqyden at Drury-Lane, and the new re.go at Corent:-Garden in the person of Mr. Cook, be spoken of too highly; but in tl e after.; . pieck of ...
... MQNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1800. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Day i 3 published, price `2s. present Evening, Their Majesties, Servants will act a Tragedy, called . . No. 29 (being , the Third Ntnnber of Vol. VII.) of TH E ANTI-JACORIN REVIEW and MA GAZINE; ...